Theta Phi Alpha Winter Dance At Hotel Berry
Theta Phi Alpha held its annual winter dance Friday night at the Hotel Berry. The ballroom featured palms and shaded lamps with Miss Eta Patterson and Donald Betts leading the grand march as silver and gold programs bearing Greek letters were handed out. A seven piece orchestra provided music and several chaperones accompanied the event. Out of town guests and alumnae listed include Miss Lucy Heyman Massillon Edna Hansgen Portsmouth Kathleen Lyons Columbus Jane Ambrose Logan Anna Johnston Nora Hickey East Liverpool and Janet McGarry Wellsville.
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Heta Phi Alpha
Theta Phi Alpha
Berry
Eta Patterson
Donald Betts
H. J. Benton
W. V. Dageect
John Sprague
P. L. Shannon
F. B. Dilley
Lucy Heyman
Massillon
Edna Hansgen
Portsmouth
Kathleen Lyons
Columbus
Jane Ambrose
Logan
Anna Johnston
Nora Hickey
East Liverpool
Janet McGarry
Wellsville
Funeral for Mr. Tom Parker Held in Minersville
Mrs. William Beckle and son Charles attended the funeral of Mr. Tom Parker in Minersville. Luhrig and Mrs. Philip Strauss of Athens also joined the service on Sunday.
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William Beckle
Charles
Gilbert Wilson
Luhrig
Philip Strauss
Athens
Tom Parker
Minersville
Pallas Club Discusses Public Health Agencies
The Pallas club met Saturday afternoon with Mrs. L. G. Worstell as hostess and Miss Rose as leader. The major topic was Public Health Agencies with papers on National by Mrs. Gamersfielder State by Mrs. A. O. Sloane and Local by Mrs. A. Y. Wilcox.
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Pallas Club
L. G. Worstell
Bride Honored in Wheeling Visit for Morrison Family
Mrs. Joseph A. Morrison of Wheeling arrived Sunday noon to visit Mrs. E. B. Morrison in Howard Hall. Mrs. Morrison hosted a luncheon at Hotel Berry for her daughter in law with 380 covers as the first of several social courtesies this week.
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Joseph A. Morrison
Wheeling
W. Va
Morrison
E. B. Morrison
Howard Hall
Hotel Berry
Bridge Parties Planned for Mrs Morrison and Friends
A sequence of social events includes Mrs M E Twiss hosting four tables of bridge on Tuesday evening, Mrs Field Scott hosting a three table party on Friday afternoon, and Mrs Morrison visiting Mrs J L Beckley at 32 South College Street for an afternoon bridge gathering hosted by Mrs Beckley and Mrs Earl Beckley, a close friend.
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Morrison
M. E. Twiss
Mae cenas club hosts at Wade Beans home
Mrs Wade Bean of 230 West State Street will entertain the Mae cenas club as hostess at 2 o clock Tuesday afternoon in a neighborhood gathering.
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Wade Bean
West State Street
Maecenas Club
Mr Pearl Roush Confined By Lagging Illness At Home
Mr Pearl Roush aged 72 of 72 Second street is confined to his home with an attack of lagrippe. He is under care at his residence.
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Mr. Pearl Roush
Second Street
Miss Overmyer and Bobby Visit Sister in Parkersburg
Miss Lucile Overmyer and her brother Master Bobby spent the weekend in Parkersburg West Virginia visiting their sister Mrs. Robert S Soule.
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Lucile Overmyer
Bobby
Parkersburg
W. Va
Robert S. Soule
Paul Silvas Returns Home After NYC Business Trip
Mr. Paul Silvas came back Saturday from a seven day stay in New York City on business.
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Paul Silvas
New York City
Mrs Dana Returns From New York Visit
Mrs John H. Dana arrived home at noon from New York City where she had visited her sister in law Miss Louise Dana for over two weeks. Mr Dana accompanied her east and returned earlier.
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John H. Dana
New York City
Louise Dana
Mr. Dana
Pittsburgh visitor Mr. Frank J. Chester guests in Athens
Mr. Frank J. Chester of Pittsburgh spent the weekend with friends in Athens and left today.
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Frank J. Chester
Pittsburgh
Athens
Mrs Baker Reaches Home After Illness in Columbus
Mrs Harvey C Baker returned Sunday from Columbus where she was summoned by the serious illness and death of her mother Mrs J F Albright. Mrs George W Hopkins and Mr Baker had gone to Columbus Friday and accompanied Mrs Baker home.
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Harvey C. Baker
Columbus
J. F. Albright
George W. Hopkins
Baker
Miss Irene Overmeyer Weekend Guest in Columbus
Miss Irene Overmeyer spent the weekend as a guest of friends in Columbus.
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Irene Overmeyer
Columbus
Memorial service for late Nathan Bradshaw noted in Chauncey
Chauncey residents attended a memorial service in Pomeroy for Nathan Bradshaw, a former Tulsa resident who died recently. Rev. Kenneth Reed led the ceremony at the home of Clar and Jones, with Bradshaw buried in Tulsa. Relatives include Mrs. William Ryan and Mahlon Bradshaw among others.
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Chauncey
William Ryan
Mildred Ryan
George Wemmer
Pomeroy
Clar Jones
Nathan Bradshaw
Tulsa
Oklahoma
Kenneth Reed
Pomeroy Christian Church
Bradshaw
Mahlon Bradshaw
The
Plains
Aunt Jerushy On The Warpath at Chauncey
Chauncey January 26 The home talent play Aunt Jerushy On The Warpath in three acts will be staged in February to raise funds for Chauncey primary school. Local participants include Mrs Myrtle Garrett Mrs Leona Swart Mrs Mildred Pendergrass Mrs Gladys Williamson Miss Ruth Olga Anderson Charles S Bradfield George Six George Liffler Donald Figgins and a chorus of girls.
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Chauncey
Jerushy
Myrtle Garrett
Leona Swart
Mildred Pendergrass
Gladys Williamson
Ruth Olga Anderson
Charles S. Bradfield
George Six
George Liffler
Donald Figgins
Loyal Women's Bible Class to Meet at Mrs. Brewer Home
The Loyal Women's Bible class of the First Christian church Chauncey will hold its regular meeting Thursday afternoon at Mrs. John Brewer's High street home. Mrs. Guy Smith will lead a highly planned program and strong attendance is encouraged.
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Chauncey
Loyal Women’s Bible Class
First Christian Church of
John Brewer
High Street
Guy Smith
Chauncey Personal Notes From Local Social Roundup
Mr and Mrs Hollas Cunningham of Chauncey spent Sunday in Hollister as guests of Mr and Mrs Cecil Cunningham. Mr and Mrs W D Hines of Chauncey visited relatives in Burr Oak on Sunday. Harvey Shinn and wife returned to Charleston West Virginia after visiting Chauncey with the Harmons. Mrs John Shafer of The Plains visited Chauncey with her daughter Mrs Guy Brookins who had been ill on West Converse Street. Hazel Holmes of Floodwood spent the weekend with Miss Ona May Sween ey.
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Ruth Rutherford
Athens
Chauncey
John Brewer
High Street
Agnes Fierce
Mary Fisier
Louis Eisler
Main Street
Virgil Baughman
Mary Louise
Bessie
New Marshfield
Harry Hawk
Robert Hixson
Ellis Avenue
Leo Bingman
Robert Malcolm
Mary Virginia
Pearl Miller
Peach Ridge
Hollas Cunningham
Hollister
Cecil Cunningham
W. D. Hines
Burr Oak
Harvey Shinn
Charleston
W Va
Jack Harmon
John Shafer
the Plains
Guy Brookins
West Converse Street
Hazel Holmes
Floodwood
Ona May Sweeney
George Shaner to Undergo Minor Operation in Columbus
Chauncey January 26. George Shaner of Millfield left Monday for Columbus to undergo a minor operation at the White Cross hospital. Shaner is a well known Millfield resident and formerly lived in Glouster.
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Chauncey
George Shaner
Millfield
Columbus
White Cross Hospital
Shaner
Glouster
Four-year-old burns from house fire in Chauncey
Elda Trainer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Wesley Trainer, suffered serious burns to her arms and hands when her dress caught fire from a gas stove on Main Street Chauncey. Mrs Trainer helped extinguish the blaze and also burned her hands. Dr Warren V Sprague dressed the wounds. the child is reported improving.
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Chauncey
Elda
Wesley Trainer
Main Street
Mrs Catherine Johnson Improves After Chauncey Injury
Mrs Catherine Johnson of Chauncey is slowly improving after a fall on High street caused a painful ankle injury. Doctors report ligaments were torn loose and she has been unable to rest her foot since the accident.
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Chauncey, Jan
Catherine Johnson
Chauncey
High Street
Apoplexy Kills Chicago Editor
John C. Eastman, owner editor and publisher of the Chicago Daily Journal, died suddenly at his home in Chicago at 62 from apoplexy. He had been warned by physicians last April to ease his demanding work but continued to supervise all departments of the paper.
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Chicago
John C. Eastman
Chicago Daily Journal
Tragedy Ties Klansmen to Herrin Slaying Aftermath
Witnesses describe Klansmen removing the body of Thomas and Forbes from a smoke filled room after a fatal shooting linked to August bloodshed. Thomas faced a prior gunfire near City Hall. Forbes’ body was moved to Vergennes for burial as Herrin endures up to 30 000 visitors amid fears of further violence.
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Thomas
City Hall
E. N. Bowen
Forbes
Vergennes
Jackson County
Ilinois
Young
Herrin
Park Avenue
K KK Women's Auxiliary
Carbondale
Til
Warren
Philip Gletfelty
Herrin Methodist Episcopal Church
Leader to Rise After Glenn Young’s Death in Williamsaon Raids
A statement urges newspapermen that the Lord will provide a new leader to succeed the fallen Glenn Young in the fight for law and order. It declares raids will continue in Williamson counties as part of ongoing efforts against iniquity.
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Glenn Young
Williamsaon
School Vacations Over Toothache Sends Students Home
In Kelso Washington the entire St Helen's school went on a two day break after a widespread toothache among the students. The teacher accompanied the only pupil to a dentist about 30 miles away for treatment.
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Kelso
St. Helen’s School
Here
Methods in Care of Crippled Children Discussed at Meet
Two hundred members of the Ohio Society for Crippled Children from across the state attend the annual meeting in Columbus on February 3. The sessions cover rehabilitation and education for crippled children and methods for volunteers to help ensure state laws aid treatment care and schooling. Hugh Van de Walker of Michigan will speak at the luncheon. E F Allen of Elyria and Omar H Caswell of Cincinnati hold leadership roles in the groups.
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Columbus
Ohio Society For Crippled Children
Ohio
Columbus Rotary Club
Hugh van de Walker
Michigan
E. F. Allen
Elyria
International Society
Omar H. Caswell
Cincinnati
Ohio Society
Gardner Lattimer
Eskimos Travel Far for Tea
Eskimo communities are depicted as ready to endure long journeys across vast distances in search of tea. The article notes their strong fondness for tea and willingness to travel hundreds of miles to obtain it.
Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children ad
An advertising plea urges mothers to use Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for headaches fevers stomach troubles and irregular bowels in children. It proclaims ease pleasantness and effectiveness and notes the product is sold by druggists everywhere.
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California
Bible Education Topic At Ohio Pastors Convention
In Columbus Ohio religious education in public and vacation Bible schools will be debated at the sixth annual Ohio Pastors convention opening this afternoon with over 700 Protestant pastors expected. Leaders include Perry C Hooper J E Kauffman B L Rice W J Campbell Arthur H Doescher and W B Love with William H Foulkes and Owen R Lovejoy as tonight's speakers.
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Columbus, O
Ohio Pastors
Ohio Council of Churches
Perry C. Hooper
Presbyterian
Toledo
Toledo Council of Churches
J. E. Kauffman
Piqua
Christian
B. L. Rice
Cincinnati
Construction spending hits nearly six billion in 1924
U.S. builders spent about 5.95 billion dollars on new building construction in 1924. Total outlays covered residential, commercial, and public works projects across the nation, signaling continued expansion in the construction sector.
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United States
Germany barred from making war material for foreign states
London reports the Foreign Office announced that Germany is forbidden to manufacture war like material for any foreign nation. The prohibition reflects postwar disarmament efforts and restrictions affecting German industry and exports.
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Germany
London
Foreign Office
Loss of Rum Runner Speedway Reported Near Seattle
Fourteen crew members of the gasoline schooner Speedway were rescued after a explosion in the Straits of San Juan de Fuca near Seattle. The vessel, a Canadian rum runner built in 1918, carried liquor valued over $1,000,000 and operated between Vancouver and San Francisco.
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Portland
Ore
Speedway
Straits of
San Juan de Fuca
Seattle
Manulani
Federal
Telegtoph Company
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
New Foundland
Vancouver
B. C
France and Britain’s limited stations contrast U.S. reach
The article notes France has five broadcasting stations and Great Britain nine, versus nearly 600 in the United States, highlighting disparities in airwave infrastructure and reach among nations.
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France
Great Britain
United States
Kiangsu Troops in Wild Retreat After Defeat Near Shanghai
Chinese forces suffer a retreat after a two day battle on the outskirts of Wus te, Kiangsu units arriving by train en route to a border settlement. Rebel leader Chi Heieh Yuan was trapped near Wusich as his troops seized trains and rushed toward Shanghai. The Bergenland steamer reached Shanghai with reports of the turmoil.
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Shanghai
Kiangsu
Wusteh
Chi Heieh Yuan
Chihu Party
Anju
Wusich
Bergenland
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Battery & Electric Co
the Security Savings Bank
Jesse L.maxwell
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Grippe
Unger
Mou Yangtse
Sun Forts
Belgeniang
America
Bulawago
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CP Y Building and Loan
Experiece
Buckeye Building
Tom Skeyhill
Biggers
Alder Street
Alder
Heaven
San Sonny
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